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Sawflies, Horntails, and Wood Wasps

Argid Sawflies · Stem Sawflies · Cimbicid Sawflies · Conifer Sawflies · Parasitic Wood Wasps

Family Argidae - Argid Sawflies
Sawfly - Arge humeralis Neoptilia malvacearum larva - Atomacera decepta Neoptilia malvacearum - Atomacera decepta ?caterpillar? - Arge Sawfly perhaps? - Arge ochropa Pack Symphyta 7.11.09 01 - Arge onerosa BG2393 E0323 - Arge Sawfly feeding on oak - Arge quidia

Family Cephidae - Stem Sawflies
Stem Sawfly, family Cephidae Stem Sawfly Stem Sawfly - male Wood Wasp, Horntail ??? - Janus integer - male - female Sawfly? - Cephus cinctus Sawfly? - Cephus cinctus Sawfly - Janus integer Stem Sawfly - Hartigia cowichana

Family Cimbicidae - Cimbicid Sawflies
Sawfly What is this? does it sting or bite? - Abia yellow beetle larva - Cimbex americana Sawfly??? - Cimbex americana - female A BIG BEE - Cimbex americana Hymenoptera or mimic? Ontario Canada - Cimbex americana Sawfly - Trichiosoma triangulum - male Trichiosoma - Trichiosoma triangulum

Family Diprionidae - Conifer Sawflies
sawfly larva - Diprion similis Feather antennaed insect - Diprion similis - male Feather antennaed insect - Diprion similis - male Unknown caterpillar - Diprion similis Introduced Pine sawfly, Diprion similis - Diprion similis Sage's insect - Neodiprion - male Caterpillar behavior - Neodiprion sertifer Small Sawfly? - Neodiprion

Family Orussidae - Parasitic Wood Wasps
Wasp ID - Orussus terminalis Wasp ID - Orussus terminalis Wasp ID - Orussus terminalis Wood Wasp - Orussus - male Small Sawfly? - Orussus - male Parasitic Wood Wasp - Orussus - male - female Orussus sp. - Orussus - male Orussidae - Orussus minutus


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